We'll go over the advantages and cons of the most common residential irrigation systems so you can make the best decision.
Spray sprinkler heads are the traditional option. Like a shower nozzle, their spray pattern remains constant. They are available as pop-up or above-ground structures.
These systems are ideal for tiny lawns with difficult-to-reach spots. If you have a lot of corners, hardscaping, or places with varying water requirements
If you go around your neighborhood, you'll probably notice a lot of oscillating sprinklers. This type is made up of a metal or plastic tube with several sprinkler holes.
An oscillating sprinkler may be the perfect sprinkler for you if you have a traditional backyard with a rectangle expanse of grass.
They can handle a wide range of sizes as long as the shape is constant, and they work well with both low and high levels of water pressure.
A stationary sprinkler (sometimes known as a spot sprinkler) could help you. You can select one of three pre-set patterns: square, rectangle, or circular.
It's easy to become overwhelmed by all of the alternatives available. Assessing your specific landscape will help you narrow it down and make the best option.